St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

piOptI ODStINdllcc Oh DecOTdtlOll udy.
All the business houses in the city will
be closed from l 80 to p. IN. ON that
day.
j. Fl. TOwnshend and wife, who have
passed the winter in Europe and were
at Nice during the great earthquake,
are expected to arrive i'll New York to-
day on their return trip.
Secretary Hart, of the board of cOrrec-
lions and charities; Gen. Barry of Wi
mona, and Supt. Meyers. of the st. Cloud
refOrmatOry. were in the city this week
OH visit to the prison.
b. Hershey, who owns a large mill
between this city and Baytown, is in the
city visiting friends. He comes from
Muscatine. Mich, and his many frienus
here are glad to see him.
Rev. j. S. Fail, of Minneapolis, will
hold services at the UniversaliSt church
at 1880 o'clock this morning. Rev.
Fall has preached here before and is
very much liked.
Mrs. DR.. Donald and child have gone
to st. Louis, Mo-, and Centralia, H., on
a visit. to return and take up their resi-
dence with the doctor, who has removed
to st. Paul.
Arnold, who have been spending the
past month at the Elliott house, re-
turned to their home in Minneapolis last
evening.
L. w. Schendel is making all arrange
ments to erect brick block two stories
II height on the corner OF Third and
Myrtle streets. Work will commence at
once.
The annual inspection of Company
X, First regiment, occurs on Thursday
evening. All friends of the company
are invited to the armory on that even
ing.
Jim McGoldrick, formerly GLOBE
correspondent here. now of Jefferson G
KaSSOn, st. Paul. was renewing old ac-
Quaintances for few days last week.
1t is expected that about fifty of our
citizens will go to hear Langtry at st.
Paul tomorrow evening. A special eX-
cursion party is now being formed.
Mrs. d. II. Hersey leaves at noon to-
day for New York, ell route for Europe.
She will be accompanied as far as that
city by Mrs. II. f. Hersey and son.
The Gar company boys are organic
ing base ball nine to play their annual
game with the boys in the banks pretty
soon on the old base ball grounds.
E. c. Judllins and family are tore
move to Minneapolis, where he is to
have charge of a large stock farm be-
longing to McNair Il Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom jefferson. of Spo-
kane Falls, Mont. have been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bronson for the
past few days.
The penalty on real estate tax is at
tached a ter Saturday next, and as a
consequence our county treasurer was
kept very busy last week.
William Smith, the popular clerk in
j. w. Tenner'S cigar store, is nursing
felon on the middle finger of his left
hand.
About twenty couples, under the au-
spices of the Norwegian Ski club, are
having picnic to-day at Lake de Mon
treville.
Joe Bates, who has been away at the
Philadelphia dental college, is sojOurn-
ing among his relatives for afew weeks.
Tomorrow evening is ''ladies' night
at the opera house, where Wil6er's
Dramatic company play Galley Slave"
H. V. Lucas and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Meade, of Hastings, were in
speeding the state prison on Tuesday.
Capt. jerks, who owned the steamer
Brother Jonathan, sold it the latter
part of the past week to Iowa parties.
McNish, johnson Il Slavin's minstrels
played to crowded house on Friday
evening at the Grand opera honse.
Isaac Gray. of Alexandria, Oak. is
stopping in this city, making arrange
ments to remove his family shortly.
DR.. w. II. CAME left on Friday for
Washington, ID. c., whittier he goes as
aid-de-camp on Gov. McGill's staff.
Matt Clark gave children's excur-
sion on Thursday on the steamer j. X.
Eravac tn hic MANY littlo Fl;
Lieut.. Col. w. Ii. Caine of the gov
with the military excursion.
The Farmers alliance convenes at the
court house tomorrow. and indications
point to a large gathering.
c. r. AinSwOrth, of Moline, Ill. was
in the city yesterday. He is a heavy
numbering merchant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Merrill, of De-
corah, Ia, were visiting DIR. B. G. Mer-
rill on Sunday last.
r. w. Peckham, of Chicago. an old
time resident of this place, was in town
on Wednesday.
Mrs. G. II. Reeves, of Taylor's Falls,
was the guest of Miss Ella McKusick
OH Tuesday.
Morgan May has returned from Cal
ifornia, and is visiting among old ac-
quaintanceS.
P.,. Barry, sheriff from Osceola. was
in our city yesterday renewing old ac-
quaintanceS.
G.. III. Thompson. of Greene, Ia, has
taken position as prescription clerk at
King Bros.
Abe johnson sold 2O,0O0,0OO feet of
standing pine last week to a Hayward,
Wis, man.
The Baptist people gave musical ell
tertainment at their church OH Friday
evening.
Hon. J. n. Castle and Fayette Marsh
returned from a trip to Fargo yesterday
morning.
Mrs. James King, of White Bear, has
been visiting at her fathers, William
M. May
&. l.. Easton and family are making
arrangements to summer at White Bear
lake.
w. S. Conrad, the cigar man, has re-
! turned from an extended trip to the
| West.
Miss Josephine Netzer, of Crookston,
/ is the guest of her uncle. f. Il. Netzer.
/ w. Ii. Carson and Miss Edith Comfort
are to be married on June l, in this city.
| There was festival at the parlors of